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As the name states itself, Dll-Files Fixer is one of many utilities meant to solve DLL file issues. In fact, such issues are nothing new to Windows users. They tend to accumulate over time and downgrade the PC performance. Fixing DLL-related files is essentially popular around cleaning programs that maintain a smooth and fast experience. Whilst such features can find a good application towards boosting your PC, Dll-files Fixer cannot be trusted and should be removed. Its shady activity implemented under the likes of potentially unwanted programs can show fake and irrelevant errors. Usually, the goal of these programs is to push users to buy the Premium version to get rid of detected problems. If you really want to sustain a healthy PC, we recommend using only certified programs proven by many people.

Zorab is a file-encrypting virus determined by S!R1, malware researcher that opened a number of other infections. Consequences delivered by Zorab can be clearly seen in data encryption and payment demands to get decryption tools. All files impacted by ransomware will be reconfigured either with .zrb or .zorab2 extension. For example, a virus-free file like 1.mp4 will get a look of 1.mp4.zrb or 1.mp4.zorab2 after penetration. Such a change means that your files become no longer accessible. To decrypt them, extortionists offer to read instructions given in a text note (--DECRYPT--ZORAB.txt) that is dropped after major encryption gets done. In the ransom note, cybercriminals try to console confused victims and let them know that their data is safe and can be recovered. The only thing they have to do is buying decryption software in BTC after establishing contact with cybercriminals via e-mail. Also, there is a trick designed to incept trust in users - decryption of 2 small files for free. Unfortunately, since you are dealing with fraudulent means, there is no real guarantee that your files will be brought back as a result. This is why most cyber experts recommend people to save their money and create extraneous backups preemptively to restore blocked files after deletion of malware.

Search.fastsearch.me is a browser hijacker infection designed to earn money from generated redirects. At first glance, the changes added by Search.fastsearch.me look legitimate and useful - a new home tab with quick-access icons to enter popular websites, a search engine, and other widgets to keep you aware of time and dates. However, this is such a trick covering suspicious behavior. Applications like browser hijackers can abuse given permissions to collect personal data and sell it to cybercriminals. Moreover, instead of generating unique results, it simply copies the system of Yahoo. Therefore, Search.fastsearch.me brings no beneficial effect in spite of fancy changes applied to browser appearance. Search.fastsearch.me targets Mac users, however, there are multiple other examples of similar hijackers that misuse other systems as well. Unfortunately, Search.fastsearch.me is not easy to remove, this is why you might need professional help to solve the task and delete it from your computer.

If your homepage address has been changed to find.mintsearch.net without consent, then your PC might be infected with Mint Search browser hijacker. Programs that use sneaky installation and alter browser settings usually have one purpose - steal personal data and earn money by generating suspicious ads and banners. Apparently developers of such software did not want to spend time on creating new algorithms, so they decided to display results from a legitimate Google system. One more trait that highlights the presence of browser hijackers is "Managed by your organization" inscription that appears in the browser menu. Unfortunately, it is quite arduous to remove Mint Search from a browser using traditional methods. Instead, we recommend you check our guide below to get rid of it and restore security balance.

Discovered in 2020, CoronaLock restricts access to users' data by encrypting it with ChaCha, AES and RSA algorithms. Files compromised by this ransomware, experience a change in extension to either .pandemic, .corona-lock or .biglock. For example, if 1.mp4 gets modified by the virus, it will migrate to 1.mp4.corona-lock or 1.mp4.biglock. After this, extortionists display ransom information in the note (!!!READ_ME!!!.TXT or README_LOCK.TXT) that is dropped on the desktop. Interestingly enough, people who get attacked with ".biglock" extension, do not have any contact information in the ransom note to connect with cybercriminals. It seems like its developers forgot to include it before the release. In the meantime, ".corona-lock" versions do not have that drawback and contain e-mail in the text file. If you want to take a test-decryption, you are free to send them one file.

Being categorized as ransomware-infection, Django is not a virus to be trifle with. As soon as it drops on your PC, it causes havoc around personal data by encrypting with special algorithms that do not allow third-parties tools to have any argument in the future. During data encryption, your files get altered with the .djang0unchain3d extension. This means that a file like 1.mp4 will be changed to 1.mp4.djang0unchain3d and reset its original icon. It seems like developers inspired a Hollywood movie called "Django Unchained" and decided to borrow its name. Once the encryption gets to a close, victims are presented with ransom instructions in Readme.txt that explain how to decrypt your data. Cybercriminals say that in order to retrieve your files, you should contact them via the attached e-mail address and include your ID. If you do not get an answer within 24 hours, you should write to another e-mail mentioned in the note. After this, extortionists will ask you to purchase the decryption key via the BTC wallet which will help you restore access to blocked data eventually.

Yahoo Toolbar is a legitimate add-on designed for popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer. It is used to improve browser capabilities by adding quick-access links and widgets to enter Facebook, e-mail, news, and other resources without leaving the homepage. Having such a range of functions contained on a single page can save a lot of time and enhance browsing experience significantly. However, you should keep in mind that there are many fake applications that mimic Yahoo Toolbar in order to generate unwanted ads and redirects to malicious pages. The most obvious ring that could hint on the presence of unwanted software is when it appears on your system without consent. Trying to brawl with unwanted programs on your own can only lead to a stalemate. This is because they change certain values that prevent users from manual removal.

Discovered recently, Dharma-2020 is a ransomware program that uses strong cryptographic algorithms to block data and demand to pay a ransom. After the virus attacks your computer, it instantly ciphers the stored files by retitling them with a criminal's e-mail address and other symbols. For example, 1.mp4 will be renamed into something like 1.mp4.id-{random-8-digit-alphanumerical-sequence}.[btckeys@aol.com].2020. After successful encryption, the program shows a message window and creates a ransom note called FILES ENCRYPTED.txt. The malware locks any attempts to decrypt your files and to use certain security programs. Then, Dharma-2020 Ransomware does a pure classic asking users to pay a ransom in BTC (from $50 to $500) and send a paycheck to their e-mail after which, they will give you a decryption program.